Best side window deflectors ?

I'm looking for some side window deflectors for a Gen. 2 2010 Tacoma V 6 s access cab.

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Thanx !

 

8 years with my AVS in channel, never an issue

 

Been running AVS in channel for the last 5 years with no issues.

 

The important thing is get the “ in channel “ type. I think mine are EGR and they have been on for 5 yrs with no problems. But I think that all the other brands are probably the same.

https://www.autoanything.com/deflectors/egr-in-channel-window-visors

 

10 yrs with AVS in channel. Still look and function great.

 

I've had the weather tech in channels for a month or so. Working well so far!

 

7 and half years with Weathertech, could not be happier. And their floor liners, and a bug deflector......good stuff

 

10 Plus years with Weathertech. Would do it again.

 

Yes, if you're shopping around, just make sure you get the in-channel type. The stick on look stupid and leave you with adhesive to remove from your paint down the road. They look especially terrible if you don't have a black, MGM or other dark colored truck.

 

I have to ask, are you in New England by chance @RaceGunner

 

EGR for sure. I've had mine forever and they are in channel, and have been flawless the entire time I've had them.

 

I have AVS in-channel. They work great and they are low profile--I think they look good on the truck as well.

 

the weathertech low pro's are the best but with Access Cab's, at least in Canada, you can't just buy the two for the front doors, you have to purchase all four pieces and I'm sorry, but visors on windows that don't open are just dumb.

 

Still happy with mine!

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/ebay-in-channel-vent-visors-review.505068/

 

Another vote for the weathertechs, I've had them on my 2010 AC (front only) for about 2 years.

 

WeatherTech.

 

Gosh, it was years ago. I had some in channel that weren't glued in. You pulled the trim down out of the window channel, put little metal clips that were attached to the deflectors, up in the channel, then pushed the trim back up into place. the trim being back in place held the deflectors in place. As easy to remove as to install with no adhesive to scrape off. Is there anything like those today, sure would like a set for my 2013? Probably not, they worked far too well & easy

 

Another vote for AVS in-channels. Years with mine on and no issues.

 

i had weathertech in channels on a different car and hated them, whenever you'd put the window up it would think something was stuck in it, and would go back down. i guess since i don't have auto up it wouldn't matter on the tacoma

i have the cheap glue on avs ones for the 4runner and so far so good

 

so here is a question...do these kill the wind kazoo?